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If what you want is a web app then I would look for the first-in-class tutorials for a given framework/language. This assumes you are comfortable with a given l
by vqc 12y ago
If what you want is a web app then I would look for the first-in-class tutorials for a given framework/language. This assumes you are comfortable with a given language.
For Rails that would probably be https://www.railstutorial.org/ https://www.railstutorial.org/.
For Meteor, that would be https://www.discovermeteor.com/ https://www.discovermeteor.com/.
I can't speak to Django or Flask. Or node based platforms like Sails.
I would recommend the Rails tutorial even if you don't ultimately settle on Rails. There's something magical about that tutorial. I recommend it now even though it is not my platform of choice.
- shenghua 12y agoAbout the moving parts, I am developing a mobile app. I am starting with Swift and hopefully pick up Java for Android later on. I expect heavy data processing at a backend database, maybe on Amazon or Google cloud. I am not sure what I need there. Maybe MySQL? Also do I need something extra for interface between frontend and backend? You have been very helpful. Thanks.